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Program Overview
University Programs
The university offers a range of programs through its various colleges and departments.
Colleges and Academics
The university is composed of several colleges, including:
- College of Business
- Offers programs in Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Management Information Systems, Master's of Business Administration (MBA), and Executive Master's of Business Administration (EMBA)
- College of Engineering
- Offers programs in Architecture, Computer Network Engineering, Software Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and Master in Cyber Security (MCS)
- College of Law
- Offers programs in Bachelor of Law and Master's of Business Law (LLM)
- Deanship of Arts & Sciences
- Offers programs through the Department of Mathematics & Natural Sciences and the Humanities Department
- Graduate Studies & Research
- University Preparatory Program
- Includes English Orientation Programs, English for Special Purposes (ESP) Programs, and Corporate Training and Development
English Orientation Programs
The English Orientation Programs are designed to prepare students for English-medium classes and academic studies. The program helps students develop their English language skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening, research, presentation, time management, critical thinking, and more.
Community English Language Program (CELP)
CELP is designed to develop student literacy in English, building a solid, basic language foundation. Students who complete CELP can write paragraphs that narrate and describe, and demonstrate minimal conversational skills focused on daily topics.
Orientation Program (ORN)
The Orientation Program serves as a preparation program for academic studies. By the end of the Orientation Program, students will be able to read, analyze, and discuss academic papers; write cohesive essays and research papers; make advanced academic presentations; and persuasively speak in debates and speeches based on solid, academic research. Each eight-week level includes classes in Reading/Writing skills and Communication Skills, taught in blocks of two hours each day. Courses in each level are held for four hours a day, five days a week.
Admissions
The university offers admission to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as transfer and visiting students. Tuition fees and scholarships are also available.
Student Affairs
The university provides various services to students, including registration, student affairs, scholarships, campus life, freshmen orientation, and certificate verification.
Centers
The university has several centers, including:
- Center for Executive Education
- Entrepreneurship & Innovation Center
- Student Counselling Center
- Career Services Center
- Teaching & Learning Development Center
Academic Calendar
The university operates on an academic calendar that includes various events and deadlines throughout the year.
Professional Academies
The university offers professional academies that provide certifications and training in various fields.
Library
The university has a library that provides access to various resources and services, including library rules, policies, and procedures, as well as library events and orientation.